RE: Soundproofing with Tectum | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
From: Kay (argylemines.utah.edu) | |
Date: Wed, 12 May 2004 17:18:53 -0700 (PDT) |
> ... many groups end up cutting [soundproofing], along with other "luxuries" when they are trying to get it built. Soundproofing is a "luxury" only if you consider, say, insulation or accessibility to be luxuries. As with those, retrofitting tends to be clunky and expensive, and the results don't begin to approach what can be achieved if the goal was incorporated in the design from the beginning. Noise control strongly affects everyone's comfort, and for anyone with poor hearing or overactive fight-or-flight responses, it really is an accessibility issue, despite the tendency to limit such considerations to more recognized impairments like paraplegia or blindness. Kay
- Re: Soundproofing with Tectum, (continued)
- Re: Soundproofing with Tectum Elizabeth Stevenson, May 12 2004
- Re: Soundproofing with Tectum Sharon Villines, May 12 2004
- Re: Soundproofing with Tectum Elizabeth Stevenson, May 12 2004
- Re: Soundproofing with Tectum Sharon Villines, May 12 2004
- RE: Soundproofing with Tectum Kay, May 12 2004
- Re: Soundproofing with Tectum/accessibility Elizabeth Stevenson, May 13 2004
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